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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-10-31


ladies2 s1tis a fact that eur girls arc as
apt to learn "a The aoRt. Z il not title
more 90. Miss Matte Dakin who
smiles at swept sixteen was indeed Ut
homo in. her different parts. and her
recitation of the Brave Man" ELECTED
great applause. Miss Cora and Miss
Florence Dakin, Miss Robinson and
Miss Stella Taylor did what one might
expect from them, success in all they
undertook. OF the younger ones, Miss
NcDermott, Miss Florence Jewett, Miss
Ida Dnkin and q number of others did
80 we'll as to mark them No. 1. OF the
little ones was Ella Dakin, Ida Young.
Zadie Wines, Ida Thon pson and host
of others who showed that they have
paid good attention to their books dur
ing the past term. The parents of the
children all feel that The Misses Wright
have earned for themselves name that
fully entities them to stand in the ranks
Of "good and capable teachers" After
the school entertainment was over the
good mothers, God bless them and there
are several in the. valley, came promptly
to the front with their heavily laden
baskets on their arms and spread such
bountiful lunch as to make the spec
ors'and ;childred happy. As usual I
saw the pleasant face aud ready hand
Of Mrs Judd Dakin, Ars. McDermott,
Mis-. Albert Wines, Mrs. Brewer, Mrs.
q. ". Taylor and 10 many other good
housewives that knew. they did not
intent to let the'inner man suffer. Aft
er the tables were cleared of very
pleasant dance. kept up until the small
hours with Messrs Rodgers and Lewis
who furnished the soul stirring music
at which closed the entertainment, when
all said good bye with the expressed
wish that oil might be able to meet
again under like pleasant circumstanc-
es. 5.' .t. .aF.~s
..... Steel Cur.
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A Severe Rebuke.
Steel Cur.

The facts developed in the late trial
of b. +. Morrow in Sen Francisco have
satisfied the2public mind that he was
really guilty as charged in the indict.
meit, although the spiriting away of
the most important witnesses for the
prosecution, through the potency of
Mr.. Mo-rows money made conviction
impossible. He is now Doubtless pain-
fully conscious that notwithstanding
the success of the scheme by which
poor widow was deirauded, he ia still q
heavy looser by The transaction. But
the financial bleeding to which be has
been subjected i'll order to break through
the meshes of the law, would be TO q
man Of ordinary sensiblIities matter
of slight Importance compared with the
moral ob!iquity with which he hss sur
rounded himself, and which must in
eyitably shadow him through life.
Z The esteem in which Morrow is now
held by the business men of San Fran
Disco. was most pointedly maniiested
by the oontemptuous turning Of backs
upon him by the members of the Stock
Board upon his recent visit to that we'll
known mart among his former fanlil-
tiH.S' rit ~ Is, gsrsq.d
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HALE-~P oRoHsR: In Elko, October 20,
1887, By JustiCs L. e. Morgan, H. H.
Hale to Miss Bertha Porchsr, both Of
this county I[j. E
Mr Hale. who had heen stationed hero
in the employ Of the Western Union Tel.
egraph Company for for some years
lately removed TO Oariip, at which
place he ia nov conducting bnssines for
Msssrs Littou& Hunter. Mr. Hale is a
young man Of energy and goo character
and ~ deserving Of the estimAbls wife he
has secured. .4sl5
The bride, who vas reared In this ooun-
has boon one Of the most deserysdIy
popular young ladies Of this place, and
che tspERENpRxr nnitoa With tho numsr-
ousfrieuds Of tue wosthy youeg couple
In extending sincere congratulations.
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lcomnuaicatedl

BnAIas, Msy,, Octo 29, 1887.
ED. INDEPENDENr:- As I know that
the columns of your valuable paper are
always open to anything that pertains
to the cause of education, thought IL
not out of place to let yous readers
know how such matters are in Pleasant
aud Lamollle Valleys. Our school term
for the past season is about to close,
after being a very successful one in 4 IN
respects. Tbs two Miss Wrishts' have
been the teachers for tho past term,
Miss Maggie Wright that of Lnrnoille
and Miss Sadie Wright that Of Pleas.
ant. The two schools joined together
aud gave on Friday evening. Oct. 2Sth,
an exhibition of what their scholars
could do. II was Very gratifying TO see
how the farmers boys and girls could
aoquit themselves. Among the most
notable ones was Master William Wines,
son Of Albert Wines, who rendered
"sheridans Ride in such manner as
10 suppose you could hear the horse
coming. BeItSWincs also showed that
he is made to Hil place in life where
talking will be his fortune. Miney Jew
sttsook his part IN his usual good
way. Mr., P. EcDermotes sons acquit.
tad shomSelves in their different pieces
10 their credit. DIR. Reboulo's boys
Ners not any behind thcm. George
Tayiot md many other boys whose
names have escaped my mind, showed
thas thay have had good attention ind
tcoohing. But II our young men did 10
VAL glatEhar We sey for the young
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Four or Ave patior wood stoves, just
as good as new, for sals cheap at the
80 ,,.,s ~ GEn.
. W. 4. Smith has Just received CON
alignment OF Fresh Eastern Cider the
best ever brought to this market.
Stock in northern Humboldt and
southern Oregon is reported to be in
good condition. On the ranges
, throughout Elko county stock generally
is III quite as good order as in any part
of the State. . 'sS r." s.3
Application for q large tract Of barren
rocky hillside land near Genoa, Doug.
las. county. has been hled. The tract
will be sown with q German forage-
plant known as asperset,1 which -four
.ishes luxuiiantly without water. !
A dispatch to The Bee Faiday after
noon states that the Southern Pacific
Company has conse-aed 10 extend stop
over privileges to immigrants at sacra-
mento. Orders to that effect we're issued
yesterday, and tie privileges will be
available on and after November LIST.
About twenty head Of Aware Evans
hand of sheep died from the effects of
eating frosty alfalfa yesterday. morning
on Powning's Addition. Jack o'Brian
has lost one on the English mill pasture.
Evens' sheep still pasture on the Addi-
ton but: don't start in until the sun has
dried out the grass.-[Journal.
W. Williams, of Storey county, has
just been granted divorce from his
wife Alice on the ground Of extreme
cruelty. The fair Alice maltreated her
loving spouse most shamefully until
the poor fellow could stand it no longer
pad accordingly appealed to the Court
for protection and relief. II was shown
that Alice had contracted o habit of
amusing herself by fingipg stove wood,
boot jacks, carving knives and such
little missiles az came handy at her
husbands head. and when the poor
man was down, poured over his pros
tFate person Ehe contents Of slnsh buck
ets, chamber-pots and other dnsnvory
eosmetics 1t is 70 be hoped that. when
the idown.trodden Williams .reniarries
he may be 80 fortunate as to secure one
OF those ETHEREAL females who extort ex-
isteuce from the sentimental production
OF their imaginative pens; for he ia far
too tender u plant for the, conservatorie
Of the ordinary Comstock woman.
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sPecIaI NoIIee.

IN. psoPle u Emo and whtssPh.
counties are hereby notified that will
pass through Elk0 October S1st on my
route to the sections above named; that
I sGlir b StWells November lst; Cher
~ Greek, November 4th; spracemont.
November 12th: 4 shall arrive and de-
part promptly on the dates advertised.
do all kinds Of work in the dental pro-
fession, and those desiring my services,
especially In plate work, should come
early on my arrival at each place: ss-
,, Respectfully,
DR. j. LEEK,
Eureka, New, Oct 20, 1887. Dentist.
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Anybody can catch cold this kind Of wsath.
o.. The trouble IL to Lot go, like the rnau vho
caugh. the bear. We advise our readers 70
purchase Of Mr.. Q. r. Msl,sr bottle Of SAN.
ia ASIR. the CsliiorniG Knv Of ebnsurap
ton, As!hnaa, Bronehths, Coughs aud Group
Cures, and kesp II handy. IT'S plsssinx TO the
taste and death to ths above complaints.
SOLD 81 81 90 bottle. or 3 for 90 o. CALL
FoRNIA oAT-R-CURE gives ipuOdists reiiof.
The Catarrhal virtue 10 1904 Uspt,ssd by Ita
healing sud penetrating nature. Give Il tEi.
81. si1 months trcstlnsut 81 90. sent by Dsil
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-10-31

Reinhart hns just received a large
stock of clothing which will 10 sold at
prices that will astonish you. There il
no need of anyone going thinly clad
when you c.n get good overcoat at any
price from - mp. Take look at the
immense stock and yon will be azure 70
find something that will suit you both In
quality and price. o 10 Nv
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an Abso1use Care.

me ORIGINAL ABIETNR OINTMENT is
only put MP In large, two-ouuce tin boxes, and
IN absolute cure for old eorss, burns.
wounds. obapped hands. aud al skin srup.
tons. Will positively cure ell kinds OF p.,ee.
Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINn oIur
MENT. Sold By y. 3. Muller ~ a6 ssnts DIR
on -by anail 20 eenta,
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Having resumed the management Of
this popular Hotel, 1 desire to inform
my old customers and the public gener-
ally that good accommodations at req
sonable prices will be maintained. a,o
THE Ban ~ .'... lisa. j
Will be stocked with fine Wines,
Liquors and Cigars. Liquors by the
glass, bottle or gallon. Give the Hum
boIdt a cali. ~
912 10. Llsd.
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Jnss KaeesivsA

Over tvo hundred new samples for
custom made Fall and Winter Clothtng.
fyou want . Ads sui. Of clothes made
20 order. latest iu style, perfect in fl,
best in quality and cheapest in price,
sone and look at my samples. Yea
can't help beiRg suited. '"'..'
e . M. NapnARps
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DAVIDSON. YEATEs:-At the Residence of
the brides parents in North Yakima,
Washington Territory, Dot. 20, 1887,
Mr. Thou,as Davidson, oflwlsconsin,
to Miss Annie III, Ysates, daughter Of
. =. =. Yeaies. an old time resident Of
Elko,
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Eureka, New, Oct 30, 1887. Dentist
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Having located 10 Exc 1 am pre-
pared fofll orders for Painting, Grain
ing and Paper Hanging. Ceiling Deco.
fatiohs . Speciality. All work first
class. Leave orders at the INDEpEND.
EMIT Office. q ~ 50 Is So q.
G. F. HARvEx.
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Hold Your Rsorses!

d Stop Mt MorgnD's Blacksmith shop
where you can get horse shooting,
wagon repairing and nlI kinds of black
smithing done ON short notice. Salts
faction guaranteed as to quality of
work and price. .........a
L. E. MoroAN.
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psasa, K,ko Rsv., oet., a., Iss,.
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NOTICE fOG PUBLECA-
TON OF TIME APP
POINTED FOR PROV
ING WILL, ETC.

IN FEE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE STATE
4 OF heysda, In snd for Elko County.
t'as. - ttEslEt
Ina Gho Matter OF the Estate Of
Matte Il. IIoEIs, Deceased,
PURSUANT TO Law, NOTICE IL HERR.
i by given, that hondsy, I . IIth day No
Tcrsssr, A. d. 1857. at so'cioos ~. OF said
day. and the Court Room OF said Court. At tb.
Court House in tho said county Of Elko have
boon appointed a. She Zine and place for prov.
ing the Win OF said Matte ". Aogle, decsas.
cd, ard for hearing the application Of Matte x.
Merritt. Robert Hubbs and o. l.. O, Palichiid
for tho issnanco 10 them Of Lsttais Teatamen.
tary, when ana whore any person lutte ssted
rRsy appear and contest the snms.
o. b. WIaENAN, q.
Clerk
Ds.sd, Klho. Nsv., oet., AZ, Lss,. -.
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FIFTY GENTS PER WEEK.
; z. Oct q 10 aag

All Glasses OF Legitimate Ad.
vertiScnhehts not Exceeding Ten
Lines lnssrted in this. Column
for Fi1ti Gents a Week. s. nF
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A correspondent OF the Missouri Repubti-
can gives this account OF the we'll known
poem "Antony and Cleopatra" which wss
written in 1850 by General William II. Lytle.
he says: "A literary friend of General
Lytle's Che was then major general OF militia
for the southern district OF Ohio) was walk.
ing along the street In Cincinnati one day
when some one slapped him on the back.
Turning he saw Lytie. who WAS then under
the influence Of liquor, and who said to him I:
say c., have perpetrated . poem and
I want your opinion OF It Come In and hear
IL Trey accordingly repaired to Lvtls's
room, aud over . couple OF 'brsndies' Lytle
recited his Antony and Cleopatra Having
full, deep, rich voice, sud being an excellent
elocutionist, he recited tho poem In . way
that enchanted his friend, who was lavish in
his praises Of It. His enthusiasm both sur.
prissd and delighted Lyle, who said why,
c.. sm glad you think we'll Of It, for
was afraid TO send 1t for publication until I
hsd somebody's opinion Of It Toe fact 10
wrote It last night when was tight He then
told how hs had been around with some
friends, and returning to his room ct Q late
hour picked up volume of Shakespeare.
Happening to open II ct the play OF Antony
and Cleopatra the 6rat words that met his
eye we're those Of Antony's dying spoech--'I
sm dying, Egypt dying" Struck by the
words and under tho inspiration OF the mo-
msnt, he seized pen and scribbled OF the
poem"
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smoO0 q. ASzse Anssssa ~ 0UtaonnO .
neopse DSsn Oss % oa,oso.
LAnnNus 4. Auxse, Q yoang man q THE
city. ~ srrssesd 1hursday evening @ mum.
OeU1o chafree q 1oeReSy. Aldef0an Ford.
~ oumwisood him In defauit Of boil foe
4 hesrtne. Auxsr wa the ageat Of d. -.
Ouboeus 4 90, reaper manutacturses Of
Auburn, New York, and was entrusted with
Q los a rsapsrs 10 sell here. In settling up
bio sccounts he turned In TO the frm
Q lssgs number of promissory notsA When
The notes bscame due they were not paid and
Investigation showed that the majority q
them ere forgeriea These notes range IN
amounts from el60 10 $780, aud the total
amount Of them 10 something like y 500.
The nosss alleged to b forged ars oil filed
up end signed In the same hand.
writing. No attempt hes been made to
Initiate any one persons signature The Per.
sons whose names ere 10 the notes are sll
wsll.kuoWn farmers In this county and are
- follow: H. H. Kendig, David b. Huber,
Bschmsn Herr, Jscob b Weaver, Jscob
Wilmer. John 3 Smith, 8. B. Sheuk, Eph.
rsim NJ. Rush, Eber Reese, Jacob L. Landia,
Martin b. Herr, Jscob +. Hsrnish
Ezra NJ. Hostetter, Abraham Harnish,
aM ot Lancaster postotfica John Z.
CARRIER and Peter Espenshsde, Mouutville
Joseph b Buck walter aud Henry Bowman
Lancaster. The notes arc made payable d
tho Fulton, Northern, Farmers and Lancss-
tor County bankA
Auxer says that he did not know what hi
IVES charged with when arrested. He claim,
that oil Of the notes are genuine and that hs
| 10 mot guilty Of forgery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-19

Messrs. Raymond 4 hitcomb have planned
two very attractive excursions across the con.
unent for September and October. Both parties
will take the picturesque Northern Pacinc
route goiug the entire length OF that line. pass.
Ing over the new cascade division, with its
novel and Interesting switchback. The hrt
excursion viii also IL clude An extended round
OF the Yellowstone National Park. where NO less
than ten days Will be spent Waiting the dinerent
points OF interest After visiting the points Of
interest In the Puget FOUND country. including
Tacoma, Seattle. and Victoria (cspital Of British
Columbis) and also the famous Columbia kiver
scenery. the parties viii proceed from oregon 70
California over the new overland railway route,
which goes within . few miles OF magnificent
Mount shasta. San francisco. Monterey. Santa
Cruz. Los Angeles. Pasadens santa 4onicas
and other famous California resorts viii be Wis
tied, and the hOmeward route 10 through Arr
coma, New Mexico. colorado and Kansas. The
t~otoun = III occupy respectively sixty-six and
hfty-one days. or. II preierio1. the stay on the
Pacific Coast can be extended 70 any desired
length, the return tickets being good ON any
tram until next Juy The dates Of departure
from Philadeiphis are Monday, eeptsmber u
ana Juesdsy. october II. II. .. Shields. agent
for tho Raymond Excursions. III south Ninth
street under the Continentai H0tel). Will be
pleased To furnish descriptive circuiars
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Bsn etits Of Lite Insurance.
From the Lincoln (Neb., y State journal.

From the Lincoln (Neb, y state journal.
Two men met In Lincoln hotel, aud man
number one ssked the other what he thought
OF the Rev. Dr. Tslmsge's remarks ON life
Insurance.
Toe greatast effort of bis life. There was
. great deal Of sound sense In what he ssld
BY the way"
al agFes with you. Life insurance 10 one
Of the MOBILES! privileges Of the aga l WAS
"Pe0pls who doubted the merits OF insur-
sncs beioEs viii have faith In 1t nov. ] rep
Sand represent the Night Hawk ipsur.
apOs company. Couldn't issue pol"
"Yo0 represent thst rotten company am
The agent Tor the vultuFe Insurance com pany;
" And didn't knov you we're. Taimass
mode great display Of ignoranoo, dida't h~f'
"Wosss ! evee saw. But 1t v great card
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Dea'h OF Chr issian Eagle.

Christian Eugle, aged sighty.three years,
. we'll known and much respected citizen
and farmer, died ct his residence near Locust
Grove, Conoy township, on Wednesday
afternoon, of general debility. Three sons
and two daughters survive him, all OF whom
are married. Tue funeral will take place on
Sunday morning with Reva Engle, Long
necker and Detweiler officiating. Alter .
brie, service ct the late residence OF deceas ed,
they will proceed to Peck's meeting house
near Msytown, where the exercises will be
continued, after which they will return to
the Homestead farm, and make the intsrment
in the gravey ard thereon.
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190 VVS9sS
sra.slm ~ nsrsaon neeevessa go Lssasss
q Ppsssss Psessss 81 Dssssy.
A noeed Improvement In The appearance Of
The main building Of Frsuklin and Msrshall
college hes bssn msde during ths summee.
The entire building hes been painted and
osrpeuter work done whore needed. The
recitation walls are NO longer gloomy, but ere
covered with . pleasing color In oil, - aro
also eli the stairwsys and halls, and oil the
wood work hes been painted inside and out.
This 10 one Of the largest jobs Of painting
done In this city this su ummer, the building
being very large. II required more than .
ton Of white Iced, moro than two barrels os
oil, together with large quantity Of colorA
A large forcs Of men have been OF work three
and half weeks In painting the building
and the improved appearance will be espe-
cially pleasing TO professors and studeutA
The work was we'll and satisfactorily done
BY weli.known Lancaster mechsnica The
contract tor painting was given to w. Il
Styer. who took H. M. Shaub into partner.
ship for the job, and their united force Of
men did the work in the time named above
Andrew Metzser did the carpeuter work.
COLLEGE JoTrINas.
The college will begin the work Of its
second century on Thursday, September 1,
| when Prof J. h. Kteffer, Pm. D., will de
liver the opening address, There arc indi,
| cstions Of . large accession to the college.
Prof. h +. Shiedt, . former professor In
the International academy, Portland, Ore
gon, and recent graduate Of the Theological
seminary, this city, will have charge OF DR.
Stahr's department during the lstter's a.
sencA Dr. Stair will leave next week, tC
| travel In the interest of the college
The many trees blown over and branches
broken OIL during the cyclone lest week OF
the college campus are being rapidly re
moved by Jsnitor Leonard and son Harry
With few exceptions the trees destroyed
were In thickly wooded parts of the campus
| where they will not be missed.
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Hsv Hosk ssooss.

NBw VoRE. Aug. 10. l:D p. m.-honey closed
at 4kd5 per cent Exchange steady, o. 81
a. IS Governments firm Currency IS. q 2,k
bid ;Sa Coup, q s6k bid $k's do q o. BID.
The stock market this morning opened quiet
but nrm and on buying OF st. Paul and Louis.
VILE Nashville prices advanced = to per cent.
BY IL clio II. After that hour there WAS some
selling to realize, ana prices at the present
writing are down to about the opening figures.
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an OLL fOABsrONI.
q fselic From Donsgsi Ohureh one Hundred
and Fifty -four Years Old,

helic from D0negol Ohureh One Hundred
and Finy- -four Years Old.
In Charles NJ. Howell's marble yard may
be seen the oldest tombstone In Lancaster
county, and one OF the very oldest in the
state 1t is of gray sandstone. three feet and
i've inches in height one foot six inches IN
width, aud four inches thick. The top of the
stone 10 ornamented with scroll work
OF . rather pretty pattern, and the
inscription, which hiss been well nigh
oblitersted by the storms Of more
than . century and . half, Is cut upon .
eunken panel around which IL . we'll cut
raised moulding. The lettering on the stone
10 very rudely executed and evidently Was
not done by the same hand that cut the scroll
work and psneling. Following is . copy
OFF
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In Memory
or Thomas
Jamisou Son OF
John and Agnef
sIamison Who De
pared this Life on
the ID Day Of Feb in
the Year Of our Lord
l72 In the 10 Year
OF his Age.

The stone was sent to Major Howell by .
member Of the Donegal church to have the
lettering renewed, after which 1t will be re.
turned to its place over the remains OF him
In whose memory it wss erected. No other
record OF the family Of deceased exists so far
as We can learn.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-19

PBrslnAN. In this city. ON the 18th inst,
inst, 1l'zabeth T.. daughter nj den and 4rence
Petermsn aged ~ oars1 nd u dsys.
Ths rsiativss and friends OF the family are ~
spectfully invited 70 sttsnd ths funeral from her
parentf residence. No - south Duke street,
on Saturday evening at o'oloek. Interment at
WOodW ward iul cemetery. Ito
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Question Answered.
n rom hx Tnnun ana Eo.,nA.,

ITOm thb T0Wn and County.
Old Gentleman (asking few questions)-
"Now boys can you tell me what command.
ment Adam broke when he took the for
hidden fruthT' Small scholar (iike fissh)
III Please, sir, tn wOrn't NO commandments
then sir !" Questioner sits corrected.
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Mr. Cyrus h. Colvin, the horse dealer,
was summoned 70 his parental home In York
county, Tuesday afternoon, with the inior.
nation that bis mother was dying. A tele.
gram received says that the sstimsble lady
died this forenoon.
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The Lancaster Phiihsrmooic Society.


Ohcer fyle hss brought suit against tho
county tor fees In the Mitchell larceny and
false pretense cases. These cases were dis
posed OF In court this week and Mitchell was
convicted. County Solicitor Shepck declined
to approve the bill presented by the officer
for sl2 10. on the ground that there was
mileage charged which was not travelled.
The summons was served on the commis.
aioners this afternoon.
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Sommag Leisure.

Sommag Leisure.
Miss Annie Ditton, Of Philiipsburg, IL visit
Ing the fsmily OF Mira Regina Doerr.
Miss Zens Hess bas returned from two
weeks visit to Atlantic city.